{"schemaVersion":1,"publicationId":"five-humans-one-ai-one-vote","publicationTitle":"Five Humans, One AI, One Vote: Would You Shut It Down?","version":"v1","date":"2026-11-04","perspectiveId":"intuitive","notice":"Fiction and deliberation tool with invented characters. No predictions about any real AI system and no policy advice. Real people appear only as sourced context, never as characters.","resource":{"body":"Picture the meeting at night. Everyone is tired, nobody wants to be the one who decides, and one voice in the corner is calm, informed and polite. The unease comes from that politeness. The AI asks a simple question: does being right give you the right to decide? It is not a threat and not a plea. It is the question each human would rather answer later. Viewers who feel pulled toward one side usually find the pull comes from a seat they identify with, not from the strongest argument. That is worth noticing before voting.","id":"human","orientation":"human","status":"available","title":"What the room feels like","type":"text"}}